oe : ‘have provided adequately for

the safety of the children at- - tending their modern school in

FIRE DRILL IS FUN. AT ST. ELEANORS SCHOOL

St. Eleanors School officials ;

the event of fire. Two chutes have been erected for the quick /evacuation of pupils on the top floor while large windows un-

der the chutes provide exits for children on the lower floor. Mrs. Oscar MacNeill ig principal of the school which has 18 students enrolled this years

New Royal. Bank Building Is Business Area Addition

on ‘what could have ed location. Not the last innovations is the bank’s “‘three- im-one” floor plan. There is a lower level to house the Savings, safe deposit and safekeeping de- partments.

The upper level’ accommodates main banking floor and above) is is a mezzanine floor where} & number of the accounting and| , other other “bank work” functions are carried on. In addition to these three “banking” levels the build- {ng has another floor which, for

L. D. MACKAY | ularly intriguing. It is done by

means of a ‘“‘luminous’’ ceiling, | made up of fluorescent lights set behind a “light diffuser’. The effect is to spread a natural, | shadowless light throughout the |

entire office, making it easy on) the eyes for both customers and)

the time being, is to be let to} staff

BRIEFS|

; ONE ISLANDER

- Among the 21 women who grad- mated Wednesday night from ‘Camp Hill Hospital as nursing as- ‘sistants was Eleanor Ruth Far- trell of Sturgeon. Rev. J.M. Mc- iCarthy, rector of St. Mary’s Bas- _ ailica and chaplain of Camp Hill ‘addressed the graduating class.

Prospective burglars will be

disappointed to learn that while) there is a most effective alarm)

»| system, details of its contruction are kept secret. Likewise they will be unable to find out the

.| weight of the vault door which

might give them a clue as to its construction. The ponderous door leads to the customers’ safe de- posit vault on the lower floor level and is designed to withstand rust as well as burglars. Every exposed surface is of stainless steel which is expected to look as handsome as it does now for many years.

All banking floors are bright and airy, with acoustically-treat- ed ceilings and interior decor m the modern manner, featuring soft pastel shades and matching furniture and fixtures. The hand- some counters are of the smart “low-ine” type with traditional cage ‘‘grills’ conspicuous by their absence.

LARGEST BANK The Royal Bank of Canada ranks first among all Canadian

FOR RENT floor sanders and edgers alse “FABULON” the _ famous «+ “BOWLING. ALLEY” finish for home floors. CHANDLER BROS: 1 Plywoed Place

s, and is among the largest ks in North America. Serv- ing a country with a population

the banks of the world in the space of 90 years. At the close

of its Fiscal Year on November (Continued on Page 5)

of around 16 million, it has at-| tained this high position among)

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

' - GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2

(CP)—A white stag has been re- ported seen in this Essex district. It is believed to be the legendary stag of Epping Forest, said to} .

appear only in times of mation |§ 5.00 Anonymous, Chariotte- danger. town”

SUMMERSIDE BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN Tentative dates for the 1960 Summerside Lobster Carnival were set for July 20 to 23 inclu- sive at a meeting

presen cals $0 cnteaan te ae ion on whether a carnival should be held in 1960, although it was

‘apparent there-was no jdea in

mind of dropping it, and all were unanimous that the carnival be continued.

as the following were’ heard:

cess!” “There was never any doubt in my mind but what there

arnival!” “Excellent promot- ional scheme for the town” “‘think

a financial success or not!"

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In color with Natalie Wood Enemy planes attack—forced

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“BOB BOMBERS B-52”

- Carl Malden - Marsha Hunt

Search planes go out to rescue. Love and semance find a

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MATINEE SAT. 2. Special Prizes

A

landing—secret ‘patel explodes.

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COMING MON. - TUE. Double Bill “MADEMOISELL STRIP

and ‘ ‘Liane Jungle Goddess”.

“The last carnival a real suc

Such. expressions of unanimity |.

men and concerned in by all pre- sent that the carnival was not inauguratea with the intention of | ti making money although it has done so each year. However last

was going to be a 1960 lobster |

it’s a great success whether its! Kt was explained by.the chair- |

: me | rs

on yin

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167 Queen Street

GIFT OF

HEARING?

“living sound” HEARING AIDS

TOOMBS MUSIC STORE

Dial 3271

Chartered

Accountants

_ . Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce | 2 Building

* Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 235,

Insurance

_ R. E. Ellis & Son Limited | - Fire — Auto — Casualty } 5 Summer St. Summerside

;

: Optometrists

E. E. Parkman Opt. D., R.O. | Phone 3287 ve . Summer St. Summerside |

|B. F. Hunter, RO. __| * Summerside, P.E1. Phone 3116 Smallman’s Building

Photographers

The Read Studios ' D. W. SEARS

Barristers George R. MacMahon, | LL.B. ,

{Also Keusington on Saturday’s) | Phone Summerside 3551 * | 355 Water St. Summerside

A. B. ne B.A,,

Phone i. 3818

> one

|

next summer.

|

Crockett & Gallant Bidg § side

Special Course in Cooking

The P.E.I. Tourist Association, with the support of the Provincial Government, will sponsor a course in cooking during March or April.

Board Paid

- Applicants accepted will have board paid during the " course. They must be prepared to work a seven-day week fora minimum of two months ina tourist

- Apply in writing before December 15thto— =~

Gordon Shaw,

Chairman of oo

oo Pp. EL

establishment

where

guarantee Refunded.”

for gift giving.

The Guardian, Charlotictown, Fri, Dec. 11, 1988. 3

1960 Lobster Carnival Slated For July 20-23

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Attractive spun rayon plaids with

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Students 35¢

Admission Adults 60e _

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NO DOWN PAYMENT Ist PAYMENT JAN. 23, 1960

“T.EATON.C2.

\e MacLeod.

Floyd Stretch, Ted Stretch, Wal- ter Larson, Gordon MacLean, Neil MacKenzie, Vincent Mac- Kenzie, Hector MacNevin, Leon-

re dusibineuhuaweeiiees $ 18.50 ‘Belle River, Collectors Florence | Nicholson & Elizabeth MacRae, $ 3.00: D. J. Compton.

$ 2.00 ea: Alex S. Stewart, Mrs. J. W. Cook, John ‘A. MacPhee. $ 1.00 ea: Robert Nic Joseph Cook, Mrs. W. E. Mac- Phee, D. J. Riley, Priscilla Bell, J. W. Bell, Walter Bell, Mrs. Rachel Blue, Elmer Stewart, Ernest Morrison, Fiora Stewart, Simon Stuart, Ernest Nicholson, Lester Young.

0c: Alex. MacRae, Mrs. M. F. Riley, Edgar Munn, Andrew Hutcheson, Roy MacLean, John MacLeod, Fred Beaton, Neil Bell, Loren Bell, Alex. Gillis, James - Compton, Clive Hancock, Bruce MacKay, Wallace Stewart, Peter Beaton, John L. Compton, Rus-

Graham’s—Rd., Collector Mrs. J. M. Campbell.

‘1$ 1.00 ea: Mrs. Duncan Cole,

Mrs. Earle Campbell, Mrs.

. Mrs. | Brown, Mrs. Armel MacKiniion, — Mrs. Angus Green, Mrs. Roy MacLeod, Mrs. John Campbell,

Mrs. Marshall Whitehead, Mrs.

son Matheson, Walter Parsons, Herbert Ward, William Wall.

Chappell Percy Howatt, Alvin , Hillard Moase, Mac Tay-

gg “Ngver Taylor, Horace

| Taper, Orville Taylor.

| .25c: Ira Mallett.

Si iiaea ihc de kes ans $ 12.45

Darlington, Collector Mrs. Don-

ald MacPherson.

$ 2.00 ea: Angus MacPherson,

Sterling MacLean, Eliphalet

Howatt, Jack Howatt, Lloyd

$ 1.00 ea: Angus MacLean,

Donald MacPherson, Emerso®

Deacon, Neil Campbell, Louis

MacPherson, 50c ea: Elmer Clow, Claude

| Younker.

RIN 55 0h x ie wes $ 16.00

| Bethel, Collector Jimmy Lord.

$ 1.00 ea: John §S. Horton, John

Rankin, Everett Horton, Mrs. - Leigh Ferguson, Charles. Mac-

Lennan, Everett Lund, Percy Lund, Walter Wood, Leonard: | Wood.

|.50¢ ea: Norman Rankin, Jimmy Lund.

OU 6k eae 5 oe $ 10.00 Alexandria, Collector Miss Roe- bertson. : $ 1.00 ea: Richard Brehaut, Gay

Judson, Mrs. Harold Beaton, Ira Saunders, Mrs. Helen Wood, Mrs. George MacLennan, Harold Mac- Lennan, Mrs. Bruce Judson, Mrs. Chester Robertson, Mrs. Glendon Brehaut, Mrs. Ernest McCabe, Mrs. Van DierKoay, Mrs. Aubrey Gamble. .70c: Mrs. George Carver. 50c ea: Mrs. Milton Wood, Elmer Carver, James Robertson, Mrs. Enid MacKinnon, .25e: Lloreen Carver. Total a, Springvale, per W. I. $ 2.00: Edith MacLeod. $ 1.00 ea: Mrs. Harry Paul, Mrs. Murdoch MacSween, Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Miriam ‘Dollar, Mrs. Charles Proude, Mrs. Hef- bie Dollar, Mrs: Dan Farrish, Mrs. Charles MacNeill, Mrs. Jack MacLaine, Mrs. Lester Johnston, Mrs. Frank Crabbe, Mrs. Omar Neill, Mrs. Art. Guindon, Mrs. Reg. Sentner, Mrs. Ken Coles, Mrs. Ralph Crabbe, Mrs. Harry Younker, Mrs. Fred Coles, Mrs. Andrew Dollar, Dollar. 75c: Mrs. Keaneth MacDonald, ‘50c ea: Mrs. Harry Sentner, Mrs. Austin Sentner, Mrs. Ivaa Sentner, Mrs. Hans. Peterson, Mrs. Howard Waite, Mrs. Dale Proude, Mrs. Reagh Gillespie. Total $%@ =

. $ 15.95

Mrs, Golden \